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Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

Nevada, Mo-, has q mar, named
Tom Maxey. who claimed to have
discovered perpetual motion. He
says his machine has run for two
years now, and is made to move
neither by weights, springs, fire or
water. II this is fact, Maxey GER
tainly has good thing, for he has
succeeded in what scores Of men
have turned their heads at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

DURING the last campaign the LED
GER secured over 600 subscribers till
Jan, l, 1887. We are delighted to
know that over 80 per cent. of the
new subscribers thus secured will re.
main with US and become permanent
patrons. The success of our sum
mer work is not ooly very satisfying
to ourselves, but will be a great
source of profit to our advertisers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

THoMPsoN, Mo-, Jan. 12.-DEAR
SIR: Well, Fred, / have been think
ing of Fotheringham since l started
to the office with the letter for you.
Fred, I believe that seen him sitting
right before Weaver and me, as we
were sitting in the depot on the Sun
day night of the 18th. He was dressed
in q dark overcoat and black hat be
seemed to be very sleepless; he open
ed his eyes and looked at me once.
I remember saying to myself shat
fellow is the most honest one l have
seen down here !" I love him now 81
well as 1 do Rose; I feel sorry fol
the follow, he has had a job put ur
on him, but we can't help it; he vii
have it to stand. I've been there
Fred, and it is hard on a fellow to b,
In that shape and others carrying th'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
Monday, January 24th, 1887:
A POINT FOR 1888.

When the Republicans talk about
. chance Of getting back into power
in 1888. do they ever think OF tho
record they are making in the NOM
iuation of money-bags for Governors
and the election Of check-books To
the United States Senate
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
Land Sales.

Stephen d. Ely to Bertha p.
Thomas, lot in VandaIia. .......$ 200 90
w. ID Harrison to Abram Lari-
more, 20 acres, miles south Of
mexico 400 00
Angie II. Tufts to Joseph r.
Johnson, IA acres, six miles
north of Mexico. $50 90
School District of Farber to j.
II. Reynolds, lots 10, IL, II,
block 8, Farbers ............. 290 90
Cas-. w Montgomery, by trustee,
to Z. C. Kennen, lots 5,67,
block IL, Isadd0nia. ........... $40 90
s. M. Branstetttr to Sophia @.
Hamilton, 10 acres, ten miles
south of vauhalia. ........... 1000 90
Jno. r. Luckle to Mary e. Sims,
lot 8, block &C." Pearson's
addition to Mexico. 1,l00 90
J. M. Stephens and j. w. Coons,
by trustee, to James d. Dill
lard, $50 acres, one-half m lie
north Of Benton City .........3,900 90
Geo. C. Baue to Burt and J. A.
Rlpgo, six feet east side lot 5
and 4s feet west side lot 4, block
2, Hisey & Cassidy's addition
to Mexico. GOO w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
Letter From Howell County.

Correspondence Of the Ledger.
MooDY, Mo, Jan. 81 have taken
up clam in Fulton county. Ark,
about two miles from the Missouri
line; got very good land: don't see
why some of the renters in Audrain
don't take advantages of this aud get
cheap farms What they pay rent
for 40 acres will more than get l60
acres of land; from 40 10 100 acres
will do to cultivate. the balance will
make good pasture land, besides a
good ever issting outside range.
Times are very hard this winter on
account of drouth, and very hard
hail storm last spring, killing most ol
the mast what the natives depend on
to fatten their meat. I began to take
the LEDGER ten or eleven years age
last fall. don't recollect which. The
Wy like it can give no better testi-
money than that have been a con
slant subscriber and reader evei
since. l like its politics, its home
reading, its advertisements, its readers
and its big footed, big hearted edi.
tor; may it flourish in the future as il
has in the past, and continue tC
make its weekly visits to my home, is
my wish. More anon.
q. III. Dudley
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

So LONG as the tempting Trea sury
surplus exists there will be plenty Of
plans devised for spending it. A
bill was introduced in the House yes
terday making an appropriation for
"the Investigation of the formation
and structure of the eaith's crust"
This will probably be followed by an
appropriation for neutralizing earth
quakes by counter-shocks Of dyna-
mite, ON the principles of balk-fires
on the prairies. The surplus should
he stopped.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

SENATOR CAMERON, while he de-
clined to make public subscription
to the fund for Mrs. Logan for rea-
sons which, he said, would be salts
factory to her, is said to have can
celled and returned to her a note of
of the late Senator Logan for loan
running up into the thousands.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

"HoSEsr JOHN" Walker, Auditor
of the State, is to be investigated, SO
tho st. Louis Post Dispatch says.
He is accused of "blackmailing" his
clerks into paying part of his cleo
ton expenses, &c, &c, and is repor-
ted as saying the other state officers
did the same thing. We don't know
anything about what Walker may
have done, but will wager a good
cigar that no other state official ever
thought Of such thing.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
A Matter for General CongratulatIon.
From the New York Sum-

The faction fight against the Hon.
Francis Marion Cockrell in Missouri
ended ingloriously after a years
struggling existence. Senator Cock.
rell has been unanimously renomina-
ted by the Democrats in the Missouri
Legislature, and his term in the
Senate is extended to 1898. He is q
good Democrat with lots of fun il
him, and his reelection is a matter
for general congratulation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

ED. Strawn, county evangelist of
the Christian Church, OF this city, de-
livered series of sermons at Unity
Church In South Audrain last week,
and is visiting the members soliciting
funds for the coming year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
We have lust been informed tha

We have just been informed that
our friends John Spotswood and
Pate Morris, with their packs oi
hounds, spent q week hunting little
red fox up about Thompson, finally
giving MP the chase, when Roe Par
rish, with his hounds,got on the trail,
and caught the animal in thirty
ninutes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

REPRESENTATIVE Carter, of this
county, has introduced house bill,
No. 153, amending law restraining
domestic animals from running at
large
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

Following is a sample of the kind
of kilograms Forshay tried to send :
Fred whittrock, $500 Broadway. st. Louis.
THOMPSON STATION, Jan. 13., 1887
Fred, how are snipes take good
care of Rose.
AS we 60 to press We receive the
following telegram from his friends
X. NJ. White. Mexico, No.
THOMPSON, NO., Jan. 15.--Noth-
ing has been done as yet with For
shay; he is at home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

PLENTY of living water has been
found at Laddonia only Al feet down.
The council of that town should now
buy our fire engine and be prepared
to protect property from fire.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

REAL ESTATE agents have commen-
ced the year with big expectations.
They say there Is more inquiry for
real estate by people who have plenty
of money than they have known be-
fore in the past three years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
Mr.. John r. Luckie, who recently

Mr.. John r. Luckie, who recently
purchased the grocery stock of j. B.
Miller, and who has just opened q
cash store on the cas-. side, has just
returned from q business trip to st.
Louis, where he purchased a large
and fine stock of staple and fancy
groceries, which ho will sell for cash.
When in need Of anything in his line,
call and see him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
ONE OF the things that the Demo.

One OF the things that the Demo
cratic party is "here for" is to relieve
the people of unnecessary taxation,
which it has rightly declared to be
unjust taxation. Neither the followers
of Morrison nor of Randall should
forget this.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

II. C. Shepherd, through the Build-
ing & Loan Association, has built ten
good houses on two blocks in North
Mexico, within the past year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
"Another Remedy"

To the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, Jan. 15.-To keep
frost off your show windows. take
them to bed with you. This is an
infaIlible remedy. SCIENTIST.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

CAPT. D. III. MCINTYRE has intro
duced q bill lemodeling the Capitol
building at Jefferson City. If this
passes, and we hope it will, the Capt.
tol removal question will be settled.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

THERE is no excuse for any man
who has health to complain Of power
ty. Any man who Is able and willing
to work can make living.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

Married. in this city, Friday by
Rev. F. w. Houchens, Mr. Ben. +.
Burton, Of Audrain, and Miss Matte
Williams, Of Randolph.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

James Clements, formerly of Wells
vile, has opened a broom-fsctory in
north part of the city. His brooml
are first-class.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

The Gill building is still vacant.
1t is one of the best stands for bus
mess enterprise In Mexico or any
other town in the state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

Jack Stephen, constable Of Wilson
township, and Luella Marshall were
married by Elder Kincaid last week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

The Board of Trade and Mexico
Mining Co. are composed of good
men. Mexico will move forward
rapidly in the spring.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
.CUxMIsGs, HOMESTEAD.
How the Wittrock Mortgage was Lifted
at Leavenworth.

KANSAS CITY. No., January r.
Messrs. Jsryis. Conklin & Co, Of
this city, who had the mortgage on
Mrs. Wittrock's place in Leaven-
worth, received draft for 81, 1921,
the full amount of the incumbrance,
tn-day. The history of the transac-
ton forms an interesting chapter Of
the crime. The day after the recov-
cry of the money from Mrs. Witt
rocks house Pinkerton placed ST.
800 in the bank to her credit, to he
used in paying off the mortgage.
Mrs. Wittrock wrote to Messrs. Jar
Wis, Conklin & Co.. stating that she
had the money in bank, and asking
the amount OF their claim. The
mortgage was originally for 1900,
but the accrued interest and taxes
amounted to 1921. Mrs. Wittrock,
on receiving q reply, wrote to the ex-
press company, and the additional
sum was placed to her credit. In Or
der thst the money might not be
used for any other purpose the frs,
deposit was taken up and draft for
the full amount made out payable to
the order of Mrs. Eliza Wittrock.
On the back of the draft, which was
dated Jan 9Th, was the Endorsement 4:
''Pav to the order of Jarvis, Conklin
& Co, for the release of certain
mortgage on my property on Miami
street in Leavenworth." The in.
dorsement was signed, "Mrs. Eliza
F. Wittrock." in q masculine hand
and below the name was written again
by Mrs. Wittrock. The first sigma
ture was probably written by an off
Ger of the express company. In any
event the draft was ironclad and
could be used for no other purpose
than the one intended. This closes
as far as Wittrock is concerned, the
most remarkable criminal case OF
record.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

DR.. L. Scott has opened 9 second
hand store on South Washington st.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

SToP crying about hard times.
Times are not half as hard as you
think. Times are just what you
make them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

During the excitement after the
train robbery Forshay studied the
accounts closely in the papers, but,
we presume, ON account of having
been indicted for the stealing of
Sims cattle, he had become insane on
criminal matters and his idea that
Pinkerton's men were shadowing him
would 60 to show that his troubles
had run him crazy in this direction.
We learn that his family is almost
in destitute circumstances. They
have the sympathy Of the public In
their multitude of troubles.
Forshay signing his letters Haight
is evidence that he is crazy. Who
he means by "Rose." referred to, we
are unable to surmise. Our informa-
ton is that Forshay will be taken in
charge by friends aud examined by
physicians to see whether he is insane
| or not.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

ToBoGGANING might be defined as
an instantaneous sensation followed
by long walk up hill. l.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

The Missouri Legislature, at the
present session, seems determined to
pass some useful and effective rail-
road laws.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
MEXICO MISSOURI THURSDAY 90 1887.

boodle right before his eyes. If he
gets out he will make us hump. I
tell you we ought to have sent For
shay up, for believe the fellow has
gone mad Fred talks again, saying:
Haight, you didn't see the General
Superintendent. did you? No, l did
not see any of the officials that
know of. Well, ], am glad that they
have let the fellow loose on 81 800
bond ]; that is right. Fred, work 'em
by the rule Of system. You know
that we started at 23-16 and wound
up at 23-16, West st. Louis. Fred,
did they have him run cut there a
purpose, so as / could get look at
him; tears for Fortheringham, OF
course they laughed right in his face.
Fred. Kinney ard Cook says that
am crazy or drunk all the time.
Well, here goes Fred, I will fire il
up to 5000 Broadway. Fred.
would not give Forthingham for q
half dozen "Summer Roses = be is
innocent, it will work; that baggage.
master Is all o. k. he'll stick; Forth
eringham never thought evil in his
life. HAIGHT.
S. C.-Yes, Fred, / remember
seeing you and Rose in September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20

r. c. CARTER, of Audrain, has in
troduced House bill No. 242, amend
ing the fish law.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
FOOLISH FORSHAY.
j. s. F0rshay Acts as Though he was
Temporarily Insane-Not Under
Arrest.

As all the readers of the LEDGER
will remember, J. S. Forshay, who
lives just west of Thompson, was
indicted with VIM. Barnes for
stealing a car load of cattle from
Irv. Sims, and that Barnes sued
Sims for large amount as damages.
J. S. Forshay was in Mexico Friday
and talked in flighty manner. We
are informed that insanity is heredi-
tary in his family. and that he has
acted strangely on several different
occasions lately. That morning he
went to Thompson and tried to send
a registered package to Fred Witt
rock, in care of the st. Louis Re
publican. He then appears to think
one of Pinkerton's men is after him,
and claims to have arrested a detec-
tive last week. Forshay has not
been arrested. At times he is as
sane as any person. He was watch
ed while in Mexico all day to-day,
and gentleman is now on the road
to see his wife and advise with her in
regard to what is best to be done.
The trouble he has had lately appears
to have worked on his mind, and we
Judge he IS, at least, temporarily out
of his mind. He appears to be sure
he is shadoNed and is suspicious OF
every person he meets. He is surely
insane or he would not be sending
registered packages to Fred Witt
rock, the train robber, in care of the
Republican, as Wittrock is in the
penitentiary. His claiming to have
Plnkerton detective under arrest al
his home also shows that he is wild
We trust that any trouble that may
afflict Forshay is only temporary
We learn that be has an interesting
and devoted family.
A representative of the LEDGE
went to Thompson Friday in buggy
and got there just as Forshay return
ed on the tram. Forshay, on being
told that Wittrock was not in St
Louis, took his registered letter ou
of the office and gave it to the writel
of this, who promised to mail th'
same to Jefferson City Saturda,
which he will. The letter is curios
ity aud is printed below:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-01-20
Jury for January Term, 1887.

Following is q list OF the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the J January term
of Circuit Couit, which commences
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THE STATE or TRADE.

pAfrruogR oct l2-,otsi steady. Mldirnr 9i.c......
FoIr nrm. Hsrsr sr~et AMI Was ern 9ueeraas ~ 81
Mn. snosrtn- s2JiDs6l H. extra s. 0D@' % t. to
Brands = H. qstjl flp"' - ng - - 10 1i'erttiy:
Amber - 9sic. wrsterr ttmcr. >@ Winter kei spot
:, -a5Jo October $40 l'.'i N9rrnoel so. 80 ~,
nrl, Nhit- . aGlc. lauow 5tH51o Ncssorn EASIER.
MIei 80, October 5o%djl &c 10Y. Boa 81 60 oats
Mtoi S'a So. 80 pc ,sr,,a NV 80
VI. 2bd,lDb butS n-T' -''ni ior' tnt 'l,r no nie,
iacscl oa4ay.c EAcon-Nhouiccr, "a Sac Clear IAo
- Butter nrm Western racket l5ai~c. Creamery
- Eggs ste4 At ia P,iro.enm .eAl' -
lyG . - sugar steady Hot -'i'c - opper-
I.ounrt lu4l0, Nhi-Aes strtl' At - "a
Pour 4. 81 ,ir,n 2yi $780,. Kec.pt,- Flour 10 10 bbl&
Whcat lluJo bush. corn 1000 nusiL lat' = 900 ynsn
Rgc 800. bL,iL nhIpinsuts-fiunr - .46 LDlA Whca
l0l0 buN. Cora ...-.. OusM saes-"he' 3-OJ' on'h
Corr $500 baat-
Bssr.S oct l. steady corpsn Ettrl' 81 10
assn risr,, chIce 10 Fancy - - a. -
. ORR quiet-steamer yellow 51N5s. steamer NlNei
5G PC ... oats ouct No Wnlie 80 rc short, steady
-Miilnrs >lSOJns ~ % Winter shorts 50 -
Sprlng oil HuttTr stoAly Extra North IN cream
2Gc trtrA Western 2bc..-,. 'heefe ,te4 iy--..-
fggs 1Glot-ts.iorA frra, re Wc-tern I9H zoe ...;
kscsipt. Tor the dav-Fonr 1910 DbiA tsd l0rpo
corn ll'.oOo bu,L oAts 5000 "n'n shorts "ooo
BUFFALO oct le.-whe4t-No Hari 1uiet and weak at
The opening bu with far demand Sew sold
at n ID at SO ~ c Vn ~" .o ,'T r
Rel MchigaL 500 ~: 40. White Mlciigan 1H'i %
duh 80 tf~c on track 40 SO IN store
Wrt, ~. I" Sc ~" ! Wnur SO. 80 > MIlri Sic
tr.ck rive dun anr unchanged . Flour good demAn :
... cana frrght.-Mheat Acc corn at J'sc, Lumber
Unchanged III Is 10 Albany. - ~ to New.York
......K.coips ~ere-flour ! 900 bhl' Wheat 1000
Ia.o isr,oaI ,nIpo.mt,-FIsm bbl, Wheat 900
u.s., r. 80 a m ,s, Cat, 90 900 bu.n Bsrler 900
susn Data $1,000 snsl Barley -9.no' bush
CHICAGO Oct "a The leading futures ranged as follows
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Dsee|esr sse May .ss NO Northern October at a.
Tsst No. mar s' sss
Northern esesSe -Four The market s ss s%
Wheat 70. Sn, s JS 100 00a
w..sr. and r.a DeS saoS sHS
I. 4" Extra 5! IS 9ss 90 penn.yvsnis Family s. SOC
F.%y saOSSssst g sSSs. ie 40 sir.sS IS
sissn; sSS' Sssr F.
Choice - 20 az 80 Minnesota otsr si. 81 Ooast a5
60 choice. X, 80 v! IS SO p s1ts .r to
White Early Rose en.ce per nOl ss 40 ralr 70 Good
Pennsyvani Mixed G2c sweet, prime a. Jersey per
Sske 4ss45c 90 prime down jersey ssa40c Provso o
ersrars; October 81 esI nc do Soysm6er
No so~ on track a at 5S s'ga s s.S
% 5l 'f '%nI sS December
;tsaay with liberal oaerng ;ae, Relet.a White s ct 4G
81 AZ ssc rrse &c White in '' gram depot 50 TO-
r.. s.1 n r demand do a for % SS
DO DeesmCer So. e5Gc January se. SJGs.e Pst.toss
. 10 SMOKED Beet j, q loo, Beef Hans sisss2o g.
90 'sa % me s SMOKED
snryd te 10 i2e sides clear noCe' IL s. %. oc 30
20 smoked .mnse shoulders PICK" cuTss of% ne
soc 49, 40 : S.esn n'''s po. Lara
s. nG ne 81 | ~ VI 9 9s
at 25c Western creamery Extra at 25c b. Z. ana i.
wss n,@ n lew YORK Full ces O% OHIO
flats CHOICE II IL FAR 10 Pflne lV'sUll
Eggs quiet. easier. fennsvvanla hrsts at 2lc;
Ohs ami sthrr Western 2Oi2c Pc TO eun7O
Aool test 10 bbls CSC sugar-Rehnel nrm. GRADUATED
g. as jl6c. Feed seihy-Wnier Bran sl6 70 esls 30
per .R-colpts-Flour 44OD bbls. Wheat o.l0O
bush. Corn 100 Dusn oats lf.500 bush, Rye .-.:..
bush. Shipments Flour bush. Whshi $500 bush
COro 5000 Dush Oats 54OJ bush.
Oct Il. Flour firm Wheat closed steady
Nc ksd casn II L,672Ac October closing II tc: De-
cenber closing 72sc Nav 7Jsa 79s.c. closing 10 sc
;....Corn lower Cash S94.aioc October 80 nc Ne,em
Der 3SAc. January closing 3S'4c; May closing fl &C
Dat. unchanged Casa "A "a c October q -c' No
veinber "a PC Nav sSc... rye lull at 5Oc Hay was
Unchanged Prime Timothy f3 90 $40 90 Prairie 10 oOD
sll 80 Bran srong AZ 66c Lead duh al 81 ID
Eggs steady at 49, lac Butter nrm Creamery 81
2Gc DAIRY 6d lie ornmea stesiy at So 0502 TO-;
Whsksv steady at 81 65 Provisions were weak
PORK. Irregular. Sl4 20. Lara 80 30 Drvsat Meats
BoIed shoulders s5 % Long Clear 81 80 al so; Clear
Ribs 81 As al snort Clear 81 81 Pa7 rs Bacon
Shoulders 81 = ene Clear ~ 20 clear Rlo
81 80 >hsrt Clear 81 ITam steady Sl2 OO0sl4 o.
Receipts Flour bbI& Wheat LOCO
1900 oats 1000 sush. rye 1000 BUSH baroy 1000
shipments 1900 Dbls. Wheat $4,000 bush.
Corn 10000 bush oats $1,000 ,ush Rye 900 push
Barley Uush
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YgwYonK wednesday. oct IL REEVES -Recepts
com and % .nc MONT savs gee direct to n.
g. 247 head for Inc same time last week .
Arivai' at Goih 81 ncnlel - cow o Mi. %nu
Al jsf,sy iy there were 10 The yars. all Tor
Steers but yss woie 10 higher and osod we4A
,,d slowly at decline OF l0el1c eyArds were VII
Common 10 Fair Texan, sold - loas3 70 Colorado
ss5. w Il sensa . s. % s. 3 for Common
Mr GOLDSMITH had car 81 Extra chcIgo steer, who" went
Of tha pry cew' 'o,d a! 8 psr 100 ID Bulls at
shipment, to-day GOO quarter, Of Beef tho CITY o. Rome
and 900 quarter, Csc Joseph Eastman The bsr
S ,osb nSrh her.. 1"' Ohio 5! a.
49, s! a. 81 y B. &
AZ Z a; i .r: 90
81 So g' Il 10 ias2 %. At $. 60 Is DO i5it
q Dry Cows. s47 ID. 81. OHIO iiefer'. io4S d. at
81 10 per 100 . Il TO- 1856 b. At s. los. the i
90 S b. r: !. S 65 9Is " % 81
loS 80 90 2s' s a. Is 2S q 90 20 7s b. i. sss b. at
witt vsp. 10 qh s. 49, @
{: ~ KeptgGEy DO ip95 d. at ." 'o Il do i'@' " A.
90 co% Is. se.g e os aff.Sss At
3 'fT co 40 .I l.ss
81 so; u d. 1893 ~ al ~ 80 II do ltJ d. At "a
81 1927 ~ 81 20 II do, 1861 No. vs. 20 IL 10 t.i
ira 1915 b. 80 Bulls 1909 d. So ~ do. i2'o ID
q Z. 80. .,
per 100 Is DO 1923 10 a. 10 DO 1860 o. At ~ ~
do 1928 TO- s. 70 do 1888 TO- at 81 30 DO lVOo 10
81 so; DO 200 ~ at 81 DO 1850 70. at {! 90
Virginia DO 1898 10 at " 49, 10 do. 1926 10. at - 20
do 400 ID az 10 10 do 100 no. At - 80 10 do l2ot ID
AT 81 20; do iIsD edo, 1913 10 at 8, - 90
1924 No. at ~ co. IL Vest Virginia no. 1859 10 AT 81 70
d. 1882 h. at 81 S. II do 1872 ID. at 81 772 DO I'm
H. at 81 3j 20 do. 1916 ID. at - 80 "a 90. ~. 40 20
S. 66 chicago DO 1880 d. a. - 20 Is no. az 81 sd -
DO 1894 NJ at ~ 49, 1893 D At s. 40 ~ Bu' 'S~ "'
at So 20 / stag. 1900 n at $40 ,o... I'M M
ID Wa,re g5 TeIans $40 average At 50 10 per 100 10.
j. Ducey; 10 Bulls 7lO averago at s2 oo per ioo "'
JeIins Wright Ca: Buis sG& D. At - % =, ao,h 81,
CAIVES.-kscoipts 1.06S head, nanny ~ ov.n.s
smand mare active the avorAhls chanee IN tns
Veaher and better esng IN the oeaA mset naskss Sss
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO. oct -Cdnie-Rocepts last % hours were
l3lO Total Tor thus far $3.50 hean Same lime
800 ConsgneJ through 10 cars, OF which
- IL Sev.York sale. erport grades nIn;
l. 10 u~ soil Common quiet anu unchanged,
taken
las. - hours 400 head Total for
"a For Time last week ZO.bo)
head Consigned through 10 Of which 10 New foTk
bears for Cool 10 Choice hrm At - 90 Inferior
- 46ds3 30. Lambs advanced lOd DC; Good TO
Cnoics 81 10 Canadian Lambs 50 20 ~ 9o
al offerings TAKEN.
Hogs Receipt. last - hours 6552 heal Total for
thus far 80 l3l For week $3.50
head Consigned through 80 II Of which Ia New YORK
Ysker- - 7jd>5 selected Nsrker. Sjd - TO- Select
- NAHUM weights {, ~ Coarse Mixed Heavy Enis
Saast stays - 80 a -; al offerings taken.
CHICAGO, Stock fpris oct. L. IN, DTorfrs
500 head ste,dv. lower Fancy -hpping s. 10
shipping steers a. IS o., Sockers and Feeders
81 -Ua2 81. Indians - bO0B 10; COWS 81 1882 iO
Western RANGERS 81 50 % 3D. Wnt~red Texans - 80
q 5000
Hoss- K.c-ipt. $4,000 head. Shipuens 5000 h.ai
m.rAet --aiv: Mu-d - JOdsi 90 HEAVY 81 90
- IS Light ~ J5asi IN Rough aud ~kips$ IUd&t -
Stt<pi,eccip- 7u0I head. ~hpu-sts 80 hrAi Market
steady Natives -. Western ~ 1908 %. Texans
- 4Uas6 b. LAMBS ~ - Il - - per 90 10.
The Journal 'i "a rgram from LONDON quotes
the 4tto m trke uacrlnr-t Good American steers IL
IoTt- ls.-ftNc --t. 1900 head shin
mrnis head nzrs-t -te Nv FAIR 10 Chsice Heavy
HAilyc Butchers steers Far Ia Choco
rs a1Q IS lair 1"si s2tIG - 20. Texan,
Hogs-Koccipi. $500 heat shipments LlU, heat Market
active Choice He4ys and Butchers Selectons - 80
~ PackuK Yorker. Medun Prime - 50 Il 81 90
rIr4 Common Cool ~ S3aSt p
loo head. shipments 300 head Market
strong f-ir 10 Fancy 50 oJ@sJ 81. Lambs IS 900